davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Fire. water and smoke.

The fine stock OF clothing. furnishing
goods and hats that were damaged by water
and sm oke, are now on sale at an immense
reduction, LONDON CLOTHING Co,
Corner Spring ana Temple.
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/ will show some very fine, level, rich
government land, water near the surface
close to r railroad, to persons desiring to
8. DUNLAP, Pico House.
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Auction sale of fine slightly residence
properly, June 30th at Up. NJ. Belvedeere
the beautiful. J. W. FELT & Co, spc cial
agents. or II H. Newton. auctioneer at l6
South Main, will show 1t.
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Is the coming town-buy them cheap, sell
when they go up. Portuguese Bend is only
hort distance away, and 1t will be made
the finest watering place in the county.
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wants" personals, and other edver.
tisements under the following heads in
serted at the rate OF cents per line Tor
each insertion.
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Arcadia.
Water piped to every lot.
md Auction sale

OF acre property-Western Addition tract
Electric Railroad. Seventh and Ninth street
cars will cross 1t soon. To be sold July I'd,
at P. NJ on the ground. For particulars
apply l6 South Main street, J. W. Felt & Co.
Special Agents; II. II. Newton, Auction
par.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MUSIC TUITION = ELEMENTARY IN
oughly given by practical master. Terms,
half dollar per lesson. PROF. BARNES. so
Elm street. near Pico, Los Angeles. je17-1mo
COMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL-BOOK-
~ keeping, penmanship, and arithmetic
Block. L. B. LAWSON, Principal. je2.tf
MRS. M. e. HILL-TEACHER OF ELOCU-
Nl ton, instrumental and vocal music
Refers to Mrs. Geo. Stoneman, Mrs. J. Dow
ney Harvey, Mrs. Geo. w. King. and others.
For terms, etc, apply to B. 8. SLOVENIAN,
No. North Spring street. my29 1m
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Arcadia.
Perpetual water right with each lot.
Ear Animals.

His bland Brand Condensed MILK
A perfect substitute for fresh mix or
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3. A. WaldrOn-J. ID. Young.
No. 8 North Main, Real Estate Brokers
and General Commission. All business
promptly attended to,
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP-CAME TO MY PLACE ON
i the Goth of June, one COW with calf
former brown with no horns latter black.
The owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying expenses. MANUEL
CARAGA. Brea Ranch. Los Angeles, Cal,
June "a. 1887. ie25 1t
GSn kEWAkD-5iOLEN OK 5TkAYED,
CoO Shetland pony horse, white. with
gray on side. name cropped short. left hind
knee blistered. SIS for return of pony and
$25 for conviction OF thief X. W. POIN.
DEXTER, "a West First street. ie22tf
GTRAYED OR STOLEN-LIGHT ROAM
- horse with white face and feet, has skin
off boz h hind legs just above boots. Liberal
reward for his return to No. % North Los
Angeles street. je21-7t
CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM SANTA
- Monica, last seen on the 22d of May. Oh
Washington st., gray horse, IL or 10 years
old, weighs 1900 or 1900 pounds. Had on
heavy team shoes. Return to II. H. WEBB.
Early ST., near City Gardens. Reward.
my22-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r MARION BROOKS, U. 8. DISTRICT
b Attorney, will practice in all Courts OF
The State. Office, rooms 20 and "a, Hellman
Block. je24tf
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Arcadia.
See the flower farm, and judge how plants
grow there.
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L'OK SALE OR KENT-GROCEKY STORE,
stock and fixtures. public telephone
large feed corra) alongside of Olivewood
X. X. station. Pasadena. Best opening in
the country for man that likes the bust
ness. Call or address F. L. LOCKWOOD,
OliyeXOod Station. Pasadena city. ie22.7G
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

OWL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, d
Il years of age, thoroughly competent.
seeks an appointment. Address Nv: f.
Herald office. Je2o5t
CyITUATION WANTED - BY A LADY,
- educated, active and intelligent. De-
sires honorable employment, not IN enial
Address MARY KING, Postoffice. je24 81
NXrANTED-SITUATI IN GENTS FUR
w nishing store or as bookkeeper. cash
Ter or any plsce OF trust; good references
Address F. B., % Makara House, Los An
geles le23 ~
CITUATION WANTED-AS WORKING
y house keeper: good cook; references.
Room 2, rs West Sixth street. je22'3t
VNTANTED-A LADY WHO HAS HAD
w large experience for many years in
caring for invalids, wishes a situation in
that capacity, or would take two or three
invalids to her own home. Has the best OF
recommendations. Refers to J. w. Potts BY
permits sion. Address. Mrs. A. REYNOLDS,
Station d. Los Angeles. MO I'm
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-=7==s-4-=7==----
Personal.

NOTICE-MRS u. G. SCOTT HAS OPENED
N her dressmaking parlors at 409 Temple
street. le2l-!w
DERSONAL-JOhN, MEET ME- AT9 80 TO-
L morrow, at Santa Monica depot, to go
and see East Santa Monica lots, from sl5o
up. Carriage will meet us. Office 12o West
First street. 1e2l ~
MAI DAME CELINE-FRENGH LAUNDRY,
M new style. Laces a specially, 222
Also st. 1el9-lm
ITO THE PUBLIG-lHE SOUrHEkN
i California Land Co. (ncorporated) of
Baker Block, employs 10 person to solicit
business or to obtain agreements for the
sale of property AL representations to
that effect are false and fraudulent. jel0tf
los ANGELES ENCHANTING co. EMP
IL ties privy vaults. cesspools, cellars and
sewers at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Office, $40 New High. L. G. WYATT.
je10-lm
OUONG WA LUNG & CO.. GENERAL
" Chinese merchandise and employment
office. "a East Plaza. p. o. box 1894. je5-1m
DkOr. 4. TSUHANK, CLAIkvOYANr
L and fortune-teller. 32x 8. Spring street,
room 5. je2lm
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En- dor sement of n Leading Ply
stefan.

II have used Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
extensively as s disinfectant and deodor.
izer. and find 1t an admirable preparation.
Whene' er there are offensive discharges
from wounds abcesses, etc., it is wonderful
in its action. l consider it the best prepa.
ration know as a gargle in diptheria or
scarlet fever"
J. CREswELL LRwIs, NJ D., Phila.
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A ND WE CAN PROVE THERE Is TIE
"A latest and the cream of the western
part of the town-12 acres in asparagus,
berries, figs, ETC.; three wells on the place;
one well now supplying 15c0 gallons per
minute; ten horse power engine, new;
water works cost three thousand dollars
$4,000; all the tools and two wagons go with
the place; one wagon. new, cost $500. Also,
one years lease of 80 acres adjoining this
property in full bearing, peaches. apricots,
ounces. berries, etc.. ETC.; all combined
sell this property for the buyer before the
LIST of January next for an increase Of
$4,000 Must DO sold by the LIST of July.
Dwelling house, milk house. sheds. barns,
give you horse and one COW; no other
prizes given. Terms, $4,000; $l3, 600 down,
balance atany time you want, from one TO
twenty years. Title perfect. OTTARSON
4 COLE, No North Main street. ie2l lot
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WANTED-HELP.

VXrANTED-A LADY'S MAID. MUST
w have good reference. Apply room 30.
between ~ A. NJ. and IL NJ, st. Elmo Hote'.
je25-3t
INANTED-A GOOD BARBER FOR SAT-
w urday and Sunday. Apply at 2O9 East
First street. je24 2t
VNTANIkD-A REFINED AMEklC AN
w lady, of good education, to teach
Spanish gentle man the English language.
Call or address MR. GONZALEZ, Plaza
House, opposite the Pico House. le22.t
vVANIED-EAKLY THIS MORNING, 2
w frst.class pusbe men at L. A. Steam
Dyeing b Cleaning Co. No. Arcadia, or
No. w. Second. Good wages paid. Je2l-tf
DoY WANTED TO FEED GORDON PRESS
ID at HERALD Job room. Je2ltf
VIIANTED-A WI ,E-AWAKE, ENER-
w getic man for soliciting. refer
ences. Address Position" Herald office,
XVANTED-sIRSr CLASS PLUMBER
w and gasftter. s. NJ. PERRY, 80 South
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DOR sALE-IMPROvED PLACE, FIFTY
IL acres, broom house, furnished, hay
barn, stable. corncrib, chicken house and
yard, 100 hens, all latest improved farming
implements. ! COW, wagon, etc.. etc. Ar
tesian well, 1000 gallon tank, water piped to
house. only two miles from Long Beach.
with a charming sea view. Price, $4,000;
half cash, balance l year, per cent. inter-
est. G s. HUssEY, agent, Long Beach, Cal.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHANCE FOR A SPECUL ATION-TWO
" lots, 40x140 each, on Tnird street, two
blocks from The Atcbison Railroad oepot.
Price, $4,000 This offer will remain open
only for few days. Lots back of these.
fronting on Second street. are selling at $50
per front foot. Apply at HERALD office.
ipO2 If
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DOR sALE-FINE RESIDENCE PROP
l. erty. one block from Temple st cable
road price, $500.
For sale-On e. Second ST., Urge house,
with lot 50x150, at $4,000.
For sale-East Los Angeles, Kurtz ST., cor
ner property: $500.
For sale-Map.e ave. and Eleventh st ,
house, rooms, lot 50x150; splendid condi-
ton; cement sidewalks. etc. Price $1,000,
For sale-New house. 5 IONS and lot,
west of the University, at $l400.
MCINTOSH & ROOT, lis w. First st.
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EOK SALE-A STRICTLY FRST-CLASS
l. hotel in one of the most prosperous
towns in Southern California. The best ap
pointed hotel of its size In the State, with
S ~ bet working Departments, containing
ing rooms. helps dining room, kitchen,
bakery. Troy laundry, ice room, meat ROOM
store room, gas house and Climb house; the
whole on seven large lots. and doing the
best business Of any hotel of its capacity in
the county. Satisfactory reasons given for
selling. Address Hotel, care Times office,
Los Angeles Cal, ie17 l4t
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$4,000 Property Free.

Arcadia.
All garden soil; pleasure to work it.
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FOR RENT-plOUSES.

DOR RENT OR LEASE--AN ELEGANT
II house OF fourteen rooms, with every
modern accommodation on Main street,
corner of Laurel, at SIS per mouth for the
first year; also three stores, at $780, $50 and
s25 each: all brand new Apply to T. DE
URQUIlA, on First street, Wilson. Block,
room 16. le20 U
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NOK SALE Al II COURT Sr.-SlgOg-
IL House on San Pedro near 9TH 81. 1t
rents at S22. 50 per month.
$i00-Lot BOX 50, University tract.
sj00-Lot 35xl30 University tract.
Si50--Lot 65x130, University TRACT.
Se5o-Large lot on Figueroa street
S500-Lot on Also street, Boyle Heights.
SS00-Lot on Pennsylvania Ave, B yle
Heights.
s30o-Each for lots on Michigan Ave-.
Boyle Heights.
Look out for cheapest lots in city now
being plated IL Evergreen tract
Mappa tract lots all sold except S and they
will be closed out very quick JOHN p. r.
PECK, u Court st. je24 90
DOR 5ALE-PARK VI.LA IRA 1.-TWO
IL lots in Estrella Avenue, near Washing.
ton street, for $3.50 each. Address Box
1894, city. je24-2t
LtUR SaLE-FlRSr STREET, FEW
l. feet below Alameda a choice lot, in
Guiding cottage. only s245 per front foot to-
day. MULKEY & CO.. IFS W. Flrsts..
je24 2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-
WANTED TO RENT..A HOUSE OF 4
w or 5 rooms within five blocks of the
corner of Spring snd First street. Would
rent or A unfinished rooms; must be in
good locality. Only family of two. LA
STRONG Il PIERCE, SIS Dowrey avenue.
je25tf
iNANTED-kEAL ESrATE-WE WANT
w lots on Figueroa, Grand avenue, Hope,
Pearl, aud on all streets in southwestern
portion of city lead ng from Main. LONG
4 STEDMAN, 243 North Main. je24 st
WANTED- OFFICE ON FIRST OR
w Spring st. p. o. Box 1926. je23 ct
DARTNER WANTED-FOR LAUNDRY;
Il well located; st-a am and all requisites
for doing good business; 5000 required.
Address G. B., Herald Office. je23 81
WTANTED-EVERY ONE TO GO TO EAST
w Santa Monica and buy n lot. Carriage
will meet you. K. A. CRIPPEN & SON, 100
West First street. ie2l 7t
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NOk tLn-CUKNEk, 7oxl50, ON GABLE
Il road $1,000.
House Of rooms. corner lot S0xl42k to
alley, on the hill, 5000.
Forty acres on Glendale road, set to vines
and fruit trees, sl2 ,000
Ten acres at Sierra Madre, on Live Oak
avenue, ADJ Dining Baldwin's Santa Anita
rancho. set 10 anricots and peaches: 10
shares OF water; $500 per acre.
ROCHESTER,, HUN fINGT0N & LAYTON.
je23tf 81 West First street.
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NOR SALE = AT MONROVIA = ONE
Il and one 6-acre tract, at $500 per acre.
For sale-At Duarte-42 acres; finely i'm
there; SIS 5000.
Fer sale-At Azusa-40 acres, fine fruit
land. partly improved. for $500.
For sale-At Azusa--200 acres, at $l0, 600;
only 20 per cent. down.
For sale-At Compton % acres, all i'm
proved, with artesjan we'll $4,000.
For sale-At Downey--40 acres, all IN bar
ley; $500.
For trade-Small ranches for city resi-
dence property.
MCINTOSH & ROOT. lis W. First st.
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FOR sALE-City property.

HOhs SHAH-Ohty THOpeThys
DOR sALE-NINTH ST., GEKMAINE &
cash; balance 6 and - months; also IS lois
Mt 1900 each, same terms. MCINTOSH &
ROOT, lis w First street. je25 ct
kOk SALE-TwO LOTS On DENVER ST.,
Il near Tenth and Pearl. 60x110, east front
with water, 500 each.
This is n genuine bargain.
Moran tract lot. $780,
Park Villa lots, $1,000.
Cor Main and Ninth streets, 500, 900.
Figueroa 75x240, $1,000.
Urmston tract lots, $3.50.
80 acres on Ninth street, $i20 per acre,
Myrtle street lots, $1,000.
Grand avenue lot, $4,000
SAINTS Fe Trsckoge, $50 per foot.
FRED B. CHANTLER,
II 30 North 2pring.
Igor SALk-ELEVEN ST., CITY GEN.
II ter tract, lot block q $500.
For SAL Seventh St, Orange Heights
tract, lot 55x1S0, 5000, half cash.
For Sale-Venturs ST., orange Heights, lot
53xl30, $780, half cash.
For sale--Fairmount tract, lot 6oxll7.
$780, hall cash.
For Sale-sxth St. Fairview tract, lot COX
First street, ie25 2t
IGOR sALE-FINE LOT Ar A BARGAIN,
L. near Washington street. See it: $3.50.
Also, large lot on Flawer street: $1,000;
terms easy MILLER & HERRIOTT, 239
North Main street. je25-tf
N0R SALE-MILLS & WICKS EX, E.
IL Second ST., lots 50. IS, n, rs, 1856 and 1856
at a bargain. MCINTOSH & ROOT. IFS W.
First street. je25 2t
Eok SALE-LOrS IN THE Beautiful
Greenwich tract only 1925, $3.50, 1915 ;
part cash; LONG & SrEDMAN. 243 North
Main. ie242t
DOR sALE-30 ACRES ON NINTH
IL street, $40; 81 or 35 acres on Pico street.
$40; 20 or 60 acres on Jefferson street, $3.50;
30 or 80 acres on Adams street, $1,000. See
this to-day. WlESENDANGEK& BoNSALL,
over Los Angeles National Bank. je2I 1t
TOR SALE GOODWIN TRACT, TWO
Il fine lots at bargain.
WIESENDANGER TRACT, 2 corner lots,
one block from Washington street horse
cars; 5000 each; one-half cash.
PACIFIC AVE Kiefer tract, lot 4ox140 to
an alley $3.50; half cash.
WASHING roN-ST. TRACT, lots at $3.50
each; $75 down.
VICTOR HEIGHTS, lot 95, s775; lot Sc. $s25
WALKER TRACT, lot II, on Huron street,
between Grand ave. and Main ST., $1,000;
one half cssh.
URMsTON TRACT lot s, $500; lot 81, $4C0.
MN I'll ST. fine lots at $3.50 each.
MCINTOSH & ROOF lis w First st
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-l6O ACRES. IN MILES SOUTH
l. east of Newhall: house of rooms; 50
acres valley land and so acres rolling land !;
rich soil. specially adapted to the raising OF
plums. cherries, etc. only 5000. one half
cash, balance and years at 8 per cent. 20
fine cows on shares for to 3 years. This is
bargain. LONG & STEDMAN, G43 North
Main street. je AIT
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DOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST 10.
Il Gated and paying grocery businesses in
this city; our profits are open for investiga.
ton; capital required about $4,000. Apply
P. o. box 1853. my22-tf
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FOR RENT-ROONS.

EUKNIsHED ROOM TO LET TO FIRST
Il class party. p. U. box 1876. je23 Ct
ITO LET : FURNISHED OR UNFURN-
l. ished rooms, single or en- suite. Hand
somely furnished, -unfurnished bay win
dow suites, suitable for Offices. The
"GLENWOOD," III New High str. je2i.7t
ITO LET PLEASANT FURNISHED
l. rooms, in n healthy location, 547 West
Fifth street, opposite Normal school.
je9-1m
LNUkNlSHED ROOMS IN THE NEW AND
Il elegant house, No. 500 Fort street, corner
Sixth. m9tf
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A GREAT BARGAIN-A FINELY I'M.
IA proved fve.acre lot on West Adams ST.,
third place west of Vermont avenue, on
north side. Price, 81 900; $1,000 cash. bal
ance In twelve months. Apply to ADAMS
& SON, rs North Spring st. m26 tt
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EOR SALE-FINE LOT Ar A BARGAIN,
L. near Washington street. See it, $3.50.
Also, large lot on Flawer street: $1,000:
terms easy. MILLER & HERRIOTT, 239
North Main street. ie25.tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-28
Strong Testimonials.

Gov. Larrabee, of Iowa, has written a
letter, under date Of April 81, in reply to
an inquiry from the secretary of the Cen
trial Committee of the prohibitory campaign
of Texas in regard to the workings Of prohi-
bition inIowa. The governor says that in
eighty out of the ninety mine counties of the
State prohibition is enforced and in the
remaining nineteen counties it is partly
enforced that no property has been de-
preciated by its enforcement, as saloons
make room for better and more legitimate
business; that the enforcement of the law
has had no noticeable effect upon the pop
ulation beyond causing the removal from
the State of some incurable dispensers and
perhaps incurable consumers. The effect
of prohibition upon the general welfare
and habits of the people, he says, are decid-
ely wholesome. Prohibition sentiment
is on the increase and there is no doubt
that prohibition is an established power in
Iowa.
Ex-Mayor Hllyard, of Atlanta, says
"the people Of Atlanta will never go back
to the bar room nuisance. They would as
soon think of establishing Mormonism
with it's barbarous influence as they would
of again adopting the bar room system
The bar room is gone in Atlanta, and. for
ever"
President E. o. Thayer, of Clark Uni
versity, Atlanta, says: Property of all
kinds IN Atlanta has risen in value, daily
sales are made at high prices, good stores
for rent are scarce, and dealers advertise
for good dwellings to be rented. Capitalists
desiring to settle in Atlanta have been una
bic to get suitable warehouses and stores.
Atlanta can safely challenge the world to
show evidence of anything but a steady,
forward movement in every line of pros
perity."
The Superintendent of the Public
Schools says that the children are more
tidy, are better dressed and better shod
than eyer before. Parents purchase books
without being asked the second time, and
fewer children have been withdrawn to aid
in supporting families than before license
was rooted ont.
| DR.. Hawthorne say that for every ten
antable building in Atlanta now vacant
two new ones have been erected since pro.
hibition. Many of the colored citizens
are buying lots and are preparing to build
themselves homes-a movement attribu-
table to the operation Of The no license law
The attendance at the public schools has
increased, and the general business of the
city has enlarged and stands upon better
basis than ever before.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-28

are at all times proper interests to discuss.
The newspaper has mission either for
good or bad. 1t cannot be neutral in its
influence. 1t is constantly making its i'm
press upon the public mind, imperceptibly
sometimes, but none the less certain. We
would fall short Of our duty. with our con-
victions clear upon the subject, were we
not to direct public attention to the mat
ter under consideration, in the manner we
have. Wehave no harsh epithets for those
who may differ with US. To utter such
would defeat our object. We want our
readers to dispassionately think oyer the
POINTS presented and consider them in
the light of their relation and responsible
ity to community. and the future of the
Com monwealth. When they have done
this we will have no fear of their judg-
ment. Not only individuals but political
parties VIII have to address themselves to
this burning quest ion, for the people will
demand action. 1t duplicates the very
source Of government, and will have to be
met and disposed of, even if TODD so neces-
states the disruption and wreck of politi-
cal organizations, as now constituted, and
the utter overthrow of party bosses. 1t is
a warning 10 all such, and warning that
will have to be needed and respected, for
the aroused consciousness of the people
will not be trifed with by party managers.
in the presence of such momentous inter
ests. so closely related to everything that
contributes to good government and the
welfare of the masses.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-28

RoCKBRIDGE REPUBLICANs.-On Mon
day. of last week, the Republican County
Convention of Rockbridge county, met in
the Agnor building Lexington. There was
large attendance, and the following tick
ct was nominated !: Circuit Court Clerk,
J. Apcien Hamilton; County Court Clerk,
W. I. cambridge, Treasurer. p. =. Strain
Sheriff, J. G. Dixon. 1t is a strong ticket
and will be elected, if every Republican in
the countyRill do his duty.
The Republican District Convention of
Walkers Creek, met at Crawford S School
House last Saturday and nominated the
following ticket:
upervisor-IIenry l.. Terrill.
Commissioner of Reyenue-L. T. Leech.
Justices of Peace-J.-F. Deacon, r. II.
MeCune, D. L. Reed
Constable-HerhertV Van Deyer.
Oyerseer of Poor-C. Roadcap.